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Olympic Delivery Authority Biodiversity Action Plan

The Olympic Delivery Authority's Biodiversity Action Plan outlines strategies for minimizing construction impacts on the environment and enhancing local habitats. This initiative focuses on providing suitable mitigation habitats, conducting detailed site surveys, removing invasive species, and creating off-site habitats. Significant findings from 2010 highlight the presence of rare species, such as the Black Redstart and Nathusius' Pipistrelle bat. Comprehensive management and maintenance efforts aim to ensure long-term ecological health, while also documenting notable bird and invertebrate species in the area.

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Olympic Delivery Authority Biodiversity Action Plan

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  1. Olympic Delivery AuthorityBiodiversity Action Plan

  2. Introduction • Biodiversity • Minimise effects of construction on the environment • Provide suitable habitat mitigation • Deliver new habitat and species enhancements • Management and maintenance of habitat

  3. Managing ecology in construction • Detailed site surveys • Removal of invasive species • Translocation of species • Creation of off site habitats

  4. Survey results 2010 • Highlights • Black redstart in the vicinity • of the Main Press Centre (MPC) • Other sightings include a rare species of • pipistrelle bat (Nathusius pipistrelle) at • East Marsh. • Rare Biodiversity Action Plan invertebrate • species using the newly created habitat • (i.e. the grassland around the Main • Stadium and the log wall in Old Ford). • Significant progress with planting • of BAP habitat areas

  5. Results • Bird species recorded • -First sightings include: • Black redstart (MPC) • Short eared owl (Basketball) • Kestrel (IBC)

  6. Species recorded • Reptile • Grass snake • Bat survey results • 4 species of bat, key foraging route East Marsh • Invertebrate results • 2 BAP species fungus beetle and a flower beetle

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